new york

A biography of a celebrity chef who has revolutionized the food industry and brought his profession into the public eye.

Contains the dramatic text for Diana Son's twenty-three scene play, in which friends Sara and Callie fall in love and share a kiss that causes a bystander to have a violent reaction, and includes cast information, stage directions, a prop list, and other resources.

Chronicles the history of the Apollo Theater from its origins in Harlem in 1934, describing the acts, events, and individuals of significance, and examining the impact it has had on American entertainment and popular culture.

Jane, her twin brother Marcus, and their father have been on the road since her mother's departure years ago, but when they inherit a house on Coney Island, Jane not only begins to find a home, she learns much about her mother, too.

Profiles the life of Marc Jacobs, one of todays hottest designers in the world.

Profiles the life of Kates Spade, a handbag designer. Her radar for empty niches in the marketplace led her to expand her offerings designing luggage, stationery, shoes, eyeglasses, homewares and a host of other beautiful practical products.

Seventeen-year-old Valerie Russell runs away to New York City and befriends a group of very unusual characters who live in the city's subway tunnels and soon finds herself bound into service by a troll named Ravus.

Presents a brief biography of famous New York fashion designer Vera Wang.

Follows the lives of a family of red-tailed hawks in New York's Central Park, beginning with the courtship of a young male and his future mate, the building of their nest on a Fifth Avenue apartment building, to raising their offspring.

Grace, a teenager, and her mother have moved to Manhattan where she feels alienated and out of place, far from the ponds and farm where she grew up playing with bullfrogs and lizards, until she finds Fang & Claw, a reptile store, and meets the owner's son, Walter.